Accents and dialect WASRe: Hello
From: | Clint Jackson Baker <litrex1@...> |
Date: | Monday, August 5, 2002, 4:38 |
Which reminds me... my relatives always accused me of
having an affected accent--/ai/ at the start of
"either", etc.--certainly not southern Indiana. Now I
know that part of it is that I assimilate things very
easily--my year with a Canadian professor, my summer
in Wigan, etc--all these things get built in. But I
sometimes wonder if I don't somehow "practice" these
things, if only subconscioulsy....
Clint
>
> more an affectation than a true accent, but it
> illustrates the fluidity of pronunciation.
>
> bn
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